Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-04-20

4 n ORDINANCE RELATING TO
a e .G THE VILLAGE MARSHAL AND
The village council Of the village of Adams
do ordaln:
SECTION L. 1t shall be the duty Of the mar
shall of the Village of Adams aud OF each and
every Waterman to notice and diligently in
quire into all violations OF the village ordf-
dances. violations OF the criminal laws of the
State, an. breaches of the peace
within said village, and to make complaint
against the person or persons guilty thereof,
fences in regard to which complaint has been
made by any marshal or Waterman, and to
ferret out all suspicious or disOrderly houses
in the VILLAGE; to visit all parts OF the village
where disturbance, ~ breaches OF the peace
or violations of any urdiu,ncCS are occurring
or likely to occur, 10 arrest without warrant
anyiperson or persons who shall be fonnd in
the street in a state of intoxication, or who
are fighting, Quarreling, threatening, swear
ing, offering, or robbing, or who shall he
making or uttering loud cries or noises or DO
ing any act to disturb the peace or good order
OF the community or for the violation Of any
ordinance OF said village, where the act is
committed in the presence or view or such Of
TO believe is about to commit any unlawful
act, n bring such person or pers0us before
one of the justices OF the peNce of said village
to be dealt with according to law, to aoate or
remove or cause to be abated or removed Ill
nuisances within the village limits when re.
quired by the common council or the board Of
health; to preserve and safely keep all mon
eys or property which may be found upon the
person, in the possession OF, or clained by
any person arrested for crime, and pay or de.
liver over the same. report in writing the kind
and amount thereof to one OF the justices ct
| duty Of every marshal and watchmun to be
active and v~igilant in enforcing the several
provisions ct all ordinances OF the village that
may be now or hereafteri in force.
SEC. 2 Any marshal or Waterman, after
making any arrest with or without a warrant
shall take the person or persons so arrested,
without any unreasonable delay5 before one
dealt with according to law and the ordi.
nanccs of said village, provided, that IT such
arrest be made on Sunday or after sunset.
then in such case such personor persons shall
be confined in the village prison, or such 9th
err secure place as may be provided or obtain
Ell for that purpose, to be kept over night O,
Sunday, or until such time as the Justice OF
the peace of said village before whom suct
person is brought nay direct, In pursuance OF
law, for hearing the charge and complaint
against such person 80 arrested.
SEO.3. 1t shall be the duty OF the marsha
and all watchmen Of said village to make Z
report in detail to the common council of sale
village, at the first regular meeting or every
month, of all arrests made in the village
since their last report. the cause OF such ar
rest, and the nature OF the charge, the time OF
such arrest, and the subsequent disposition Of
such arrested person or persons: No marshal
Waterman or constable shall absent h1mse!
lEOui Tue Ntllh&S WuCu IL vitAuGo SuouCA
deem it necessary that he or they should re
main in said village of Adams. r.
SEGA. II any officer or officers of the vii
lage Of Adams who witnesses any stree
brawl, fight, disturbance, breach of the peace
or violation of any ordinance OF the village d
Adams, and secretes or hides himself or them
selves to avoid making an arrest, or show any
Partially to any of the Participant, party o.
parties engaged in any unlawful act, suoh Of
ficer or officers shall be guilty Of q misde
meanor, and upon conviction thereof before
any of the Justices OF tho peaccOf said village
of Adams be fined not less than ten CO)dollars
and costs, snd in default Of the payment OF
the fine and costs be imprisoned inthe village
prison for a period Of fifteen ll5)days.
SEQ. S. This ordinance shall take effect and
be tn force from n after Its passage and
publication. \
Passed April 5, 1887.
Approved April 5, 1887.
Published April 70, 1887.
NJ. KRABSBACH,
Attest: President Of Council.
H. CAREY, Recorder.